Laws Of Contrition

By Valerie Thompson
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Published: March 20, 2012
Words: 129,112 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780956585950


Short description

See my website for an article by John Mastrini at IFR about my novel. This is a racy tale, about debt and dysfunction, deception, lust, and old fashioned love, where there are as many winners as losers. Or perhaps everyone’s a winner. Even the dead. Where does need end and greed begin? Can we ever break free of our past? Does willpower stand in the way of desti

Extended description

City Trader Tanya Pryce, an indifferent wife but devoted mum, has spent sixteen years working her way up at American investment bank, Kohen Stanzinger. Then Nathan Harvey Walthak is foisted on her, and her economist colleague, Spencer Rivington, suddenly finds her irresistibly sexy. It’s March, 2008. The financial crisis is looming.

Tanya’s dislike of Nathan is disturbingly intense, as is her lust for Spencer, but she keeps her feelings for both under wraps. Until Nathan does a bad trade that ruins her track record, and which she suspects was no accident. This heralds the start of a private rebellion and unleashing of her deep longing for intimacy.

Tanya is desperate to make back the money Nathan lost. She’s head of her desk and the main breadwinner. Banks start collapsing. Her neurotic mother plays extra-sick. Spencer continues to pursue her. Tanya loves her children, but not her husband.

No stranger to risk or suffering, Tanya is used to fighting her own battles, her own w.. (Read more)


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Review by: Andy Cappuccini on May 01, 2012 : star star star star star
What an incredible journey,my minds eye was working over time as the twists and turns kept me on the edge of my seat.A fantastic haunting tale that really is turbocharged.Valerie Thompson really has created a unique novel as it not only opens up life on a trading floor but also asks the reader questions in a way fiction really never does.I cant wait for a sequel or her next novel
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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